Baia Verde is a lagoon-style spot in Apulia, Italy, characterized by shallow, enclosed waters protected from open ocean swell. The lagoon features extensive seagrass beds and vegetation visible throughout, with residential development and resorts lining the shore. The westward-facing coastline provides side-shore wind conditions from northerly directions. Water conditions are typically choppy rather than wave-prone, making this suitable for flatwater and light-wind kitesurfing. With an average wind speed of only 8.3 knots and 16.2% reliability, this location experiences inconsistent wind patterns. The shallow depth and vegetation create an environment best suited for beginners or those practicing flatwater skills. Kiters should be aware of the limited fetch distance, which restricts wind development, and the presence of seagrass beds that can affect equipment. The proximity of structures and navigational challenges from vegetation mean this spot requires local knowledge and careful route planning. Best conditions typically occur with northerly wind patterns pushing across the lagoon.